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In the last century, LGBTQ+ people have fought for rights in the United States. Though LGBTQ+ people have been at the forefront of every major civil rights struggle, their stories are not often told. In this training, we will learn about ...
In the last century, LGBTQ+ people have fought for rights in the United States. Though LGBTQ+ people have been at the forefront of every major civil rights struggle, their stories are not often told. In this training, we will learn about the landmark stories and cases that led us to our current state. We will then touch on some best practices to create more inclusive and affirming spaces for LGBTQ+ folks. Participants will walk away with a more nuanced understanding of LGBTQ+ history as well as the beginnings of actions they can take toward equity and inclusion.
Key Takeaways:
- The Evolution of Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation Explore the progression of laws and policies that have marginalized the LGBTQ+ community, both historically and in modern times, and understand their ongoing impact on society.
- Key Legal Milestones in LGBTQ+ Rights Examine significant legal victories that have shaped the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, highlighting pivotal moments in the journey toward equality.
- Strategies for Building Inclusive and Affirming Spaces Learn essential practices and approaches that can help organizations create more inclusive, equitable, and supportive environments for LGBTQ+ individuals and communities.
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Are you curious about how Arizona lawmakers might shape the future of your cause or organization? Join Brandy Petrone, Senior Associate at Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs, for an insider’s look at the 2025 legislative session.
Are you curious about how Arizona lawmakers might shape the future of your cause or organization? Join Brandy Petrone, Senior Associate at Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs, for an insider’s look at the 2025 legislative session. Brandy will provide an overview of the key policy issues dominating the state Capitol and offer insights into the key figures influencing decisions, from Governor Katie Hobbs to legislative leaders and influential advocates. She will break down the complex legislative process and highlight important bills and state budget priorities that could impact the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. This session will arm you with the knowledge needed to navigate the political landscape and advocate effectively for your mission.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand the major issues and bills to watch in the 2025 Arizona legislative session.
- Learn about the key figures driving policy decisions in Arizona’s state government.
- Gain practical insights on how to advocate for your cause and influence state-level policy.
- Discover the budget priorities that could impact nonprofits and philanthropy in Arizona.
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Join us for a high-energy session focused on collaborative learning and driving change to more effectively engage the community and volunteers in delivering your organization’s mission. Attendees will quickly "hold up the mirror" and assess how their organization measures up against a research-backed framework of proven characteristics for strategic volunteer engagement.
Transform Your Organization with Strategic Volunteer Engagement
Join us for a high-energy session focused on collaborative learning and driving change to more effectively engage the community and volunteers in delivering your organization’s mission. Attendees will quickly "hold up the mirror" and assess how their organization measures up against a research-backed framework of proven characteristics for strategic volunteer engagement.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn about the research-based 12 characteristics of a "Service Enterprise"
- Self-assess your organization's effectiveness in volunteer engagement
- Share best practices in volunteer management
- Understand the organizational cultural change model used to become a Service Enterprise
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Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Brandy Patrone with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs, walks you though the basics in how a Bill becomes a law in Arizona
Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Brandy Patrone with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs, walks you though the basics in how a Bill becomes a law in Arizona
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Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs go over the fundamentals of how to sign up and engage in the Request to Speak System (RTS).
Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs go over the fundamentals of how to sign up and engage in the Request to Speak System (RTS).
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Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs share pro tips for effective legislative communications.
Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs share pro tips for effective legislative communications.
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AZ Impact for Good Advocacy Training Video Toolkit: A Virtual Tour of the Arizona Legislator Website
Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs walk you through the Arizona Legislator website, www.azleg,gov and the resources it offers.
Laurie Liles with AZ Impact for Good and Emily Raymond with Goodman Schwartz Public Affairs walk you through the Arizona Legislator website, www.azleg,gov and the resources it offers.
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As a board member or executive director, your fiduciary responsibilities are critical to the financial health and success of your nonprofit. Join us for a dynamic session designed to deepen your understanding of the essential fiduciary duties that nonprofits and their boards must uphold to ensure accountability and drive meaningful change within our communities.
As a board member or executive director, your fiduciary responsibilities are critical to the financial health and success of your nonprofit. Join us for a dynamic session designed to deepen your understanding of the essential fiduciary duties that nonprofits and their boards must uphold to ensure accountability and drive meaningful change within our communities.
In this session, we’ll explore the fundamentals of what defines a nonprofit, the unique characteristics that set them apart, and the fiduciary oversight required to ensure their financial stability—especially within Arizona. We’ll also take a closer look at the nonprofit growth cycle, giving you a clear picture of how organizations evolve and what that means for your financial and strategic planning.
Most importantly, we’ll focus on the board of directors’ (or trustees’) fiduciary role, breaking down the key responsibilities of financial oversight, legal compliance, and accountability that every board should prioritize to ensure organizational success. You’ll walk away with actionable insights into how to fulfill your fiduciary duties, strengthen governance, and lead your organization with integrity and purpose.
Key Takeaways:
- Gain a deeper understanding of what defines a nonprofit and the fiduciary responsibilities that drive ethical financial management.
- Learn about the primary funding sources for Arizona nonprofits and strategies for maintaining financial sustainability.
- Explore the nonprofit growth cycle and how it informs your organization’s financial and strategic direction.
- Clarify the critical fiduciary roles and legal responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors or trustees.
- Discover the key functions of an effective board and how they ensure compliance, transparency, and financial oversight.
- Learn strategies for governance and decision-making that will empower you to lead with financial accountability and impact.
Whether you are new to being a board member, are thinking about board service, or are a current board member seeking clarity on fiduciary responsibilities, this three-part series is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed for exceptional nonprofit leadership.
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As a board member or executive director, your leadership is essential to ensuring your nonprofit operates within legal and ethical boundaries. Join us for an informative session focused on the legal responsibilities and governance duties that nonprofits and their boards must fulfill to ensure compliance and success.
In this session, we’ll dive into the key legal obligations of board members, including fiduciary duties, compliance with state and federal regulations, and the oversight required to maintain nonprofit status. We’ll also review the specific legal frameworks that apply to Arizona nonprofits, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the regulatory environment and how it affects your organization.
Additionally, we’ll break down the board of directors’ critical role in governance, emphasizing legal accountability, financial oversight, and risk management. This session will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of nonprofit governance with confidence and ensure that your board meets its legal obligations effectively.
Key Takeaways:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the legal definition of a nonprofit and the regulations that govern its operations.
- Learn about the fiduciary duties and legal responsibilities of nonprofit board members, including duty of care, loyalty, and obedience.
- Understand the specific legal requirements for Arizona nonprofits and how to ensure your organization remains in compliance.
- Explore the critical governance functions of a nonprofit board and how to fulfill your oversight and legal responsibilities effectively.
- Discover strategies for ensuring legal compliance and managing organizational risks.
- Walk away with actionable insights on how to lead your board with legal accountability and sound governance.
Whether you are new to board service, considering joining a board, or are an experienced board member seeking clarity on legal responsibilities, this three-part series will provide you with the tools and knowledge needed for effective and legally compliant nonprofit leadership.
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Many employers continue grappling with navigating the unknown in today’s ever-changing work landscape. In this session, you will learn how to remain focused on delivering strong business outcomes while balancing the needs and expectations of employees by keeping them at the center of everything you do.
Many employers continue grappling with navigating the unknown in today’s ever-changing work landscape. In this session, you will learn how to remain focused on delivering strong business outcomes while balancing the needs and expectations of employees by keeping them at the center of everything you do.
You’ll also see that pay isn’t everything – hear about the many other ways you can invest in your employees and how that investment could directly impact the growth of your business. You’ll also hear about recent trends impacting the workplace and how to navigate decisions that are right for your unique organization. Don’t miss this opportunity to start thinking differently about how you can shape your employee experience.
- Workforce Trends Challenges
- 4 Truths about Finding and Keeping Great Talent
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Kristin Russum: As the Director of Organizational Development at TriNet, Kristin supports small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to accelerate through change and achieve their strategic objectives. With over 15 years of experience in human resources and organizational development, Kristin has a proven track record of delivering data-driven solutions that enhance performance, engagement, and retention of talent across diverse industries and geographies.
Her core competencies include strategic workforce planning, talent management, building engagement, succession planning, training and development, employee relations, benefits design, policy development, and financial management. A certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR®) and a collaborative and influential consultant to senior executives and stakeholders on a variety of HR and business issues. Her passion is to proactively build and drive a culture of accountability and performance, while ensuring employees are appreciated and recognized for their contributions.
Prior to joining TriNet HR Corporation, Kristin served as a director of Human Resources with rapid-growth B2B and B2C companies within the Financial Services, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Technology, and wholesale industries.
Kristin obtained her BS degree in Accounting and Economics from Louisiana Christian University.
Sarah Scott: Sarah is a Lead Org Development Consultant for TriNet based in Phoenix, Arizona. In this role she enjoys collaborating with executives and HR leaders to assess their current state of people management, identify gaps and implement strategies to optimize employee and organizational excellence.
She has over 15 years’ experience in HR outsourcing focusing on human capital management and comprehensive employer services available within the PEO industry.
Sarah earned a BA degree in Industrial Relations from Rockhurst University and holds credentials as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) and the Society for Human Resources Management as a Certified Professional (SHRM-CP).
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